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The Rugrats Discover America
During a Pickles family barbecue, the backyard becomes the setting of "Reptar Tours in Discover America," the first of four episodes on this video. Imaginations run wild as Chuckie, Tommy, Phil, and Lil set off to find a "zoominer" (a neat present that comes from a faraway place, not from a store) for Dil. Tour guide Lil is quick to point out interesting places like "Graham Canyon" and "Pile of Rockies." The gang's take on each of these locations is quite amusing. A simple trip to the local garden center takes a turn for the wild side in "The Jungle." Grandpa wants to plant soybeans, saying, "you can make anything out of soybeans; you can make corn out of soybeans." But Mom Pickles wants to plant flowers. With the grownups preoccupied, the gang takes off on a wild jungle adventure. Suspecting that Dil has fallen victim to "Jungle Beaver" (jungle fever), they must get him to safety. But first they must outwit a pesky lion (actually a poodle) and the "Latin hyenas." When Chuckie's beloved Reptar Jr. gets put in the basement by mistake, the gang must rescue him in "Journey to the Center of the Basement." They encounter all sorts of obstacles: a pile of old newspapers becomes a pyramid of an ancient civilization; a mouse takes on huge proportions. The twins announce that this is the scariest "denture" they've ever been on. A trip to the Renaissance Faire is the setting for "Faire Play." They escape from "Ye Olde Daycare" on a quest to find the Good Knight. When Stu's homemade dragon runs amok, there's only one thing that can save him... Reptar. When Phil kisses a frog, Reptar appears to save the day. It's fun to see how Rugrat logic works. The clever writing make for a lot of laughs for children as well as adults. Since it's broken into four separate cartoons, you can watch this one-hour video in sections or straight through. This is one you'll watch again and again. --Peggy Maltby-Etra
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